🛠️ Sturdy Wrought Iron Handrail Railing with Single Post Base for 1 or 2 Steps - Grab Rail for Porch and Steps Review

It's quite expensive for what it is, but it's surprisingly strong and easy to install with the right drill bit. He is NOT black. It is grey. Even the box says grey.

It is poorly made and crooked at the base. Not strong at all, contractors have to add extra screws to make it more secure. A complete waste of money. I would return it but we painted it.

Much stronger than I thought. I climbed the concrete steps that led to my house. I used my own impact drill, unfortunately I forgot what size bit I used and what screws came with it. My 78 year old father in law loves it.

We had to think of two short steps. We ordered another 2 step railing but they could not be adjusted to the height we needed. Finally committed to this one. They work great and are quite sturdy and attractive. Now we have to finish the project!

This handrail did exactly what I needed. It is strong enough to be used as a handrail, which was essential on slippery steps in winter. Installation only took about half an hour, everything was simple and straightforward.

Easy assembly with drill, concrete drill and some concrete patches. The anchors provided are not suitable for support and easily slip out of the concrete. Once the holes are drilled, apply some concrete adhesive or concrete pad to the hole before inserting the anchors and screws. Then after 20 minutes of drying everything is fine

These are very nice and extremely durable handrails. We have three concrete steps leading up to our porch, which previously had no railing. I was recently diagnosed with a neurodegenerative disease and found it very difficult to climb stairs. This allows me to use my hands to climb stairs. They were pretty easy to install. We used a 3/4 inch masonry bit to drill through the concrete and a ratchet to install the screws. It comes with a small wrench, but a ratchet made the job even easier.

I have received 2 of these as acceptable for gray use. I was planning on painting them black when I ordered them, one came with screws for wood installation, one didn't so I had to buy 1/4 by 2 1/2 screws for the other, when I bought my house that was kitchen inclined . for a wheelchair and is difficult for older visitors to climb on, so I finally settled on railings and they fitted the picture. I also bolted them to the wall for extra stability using a 2" flat washer and a 4 1/2" eyebolt in a…